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Herringbone: The ultimate workwear and military classic! The zigzag weave not only looks fantastic but also makes the fabric extremely durable and tear-resistant. Perfect for jackets and robust trousers.
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Striped: A tribute to the historical "Hickory Stripes" of American railroad workers. Striped selvedge is robust, visually lengthens the silhouette, and is the ultimate choice for authentic heritage styles.
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Diamond: A noble, elevated diamond pattern that breaks up the classic denim structure. It provides a tactile, almost luxurious feel and gives jackets or bags an incredible richness of detail.
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Stair Pattern: Geometric, subtle, and extraordinary. The stair pattern uses cleverly offset threads to create a slight 3D look in the denim, giving your project a modern, architectural touch.
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Checked: Checked denim makes a real statement, whether as a robust fabric for overshirts, as a contrasting lining for a jacket, or for bold summer shorts.
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Dotted: Reminiscent of the legendary Wabash fabrics of the 1920s. The small, woven-in dots loosen up the strict denim look and bring with them a charming, traditional vintage aesthetic.
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Waffle Piqué: The waffle-like, highly three-dimensional structure is extremely absorbent, breathable, and pleasantly soft. Perfect for heavier shirts, vests, or as a warming layering piece for cooler days.
Frequently Asked Questions
No, and that's what makes our fabrics so special! With patterned selvedge denim, the designs are not printed on afterwards, but are woven directly into the fabric. This is done by intentionally crossing different colored yarns or using special mechanical rhythms (as with the dobby loom). This makes the pattern absolutely abrasion-resistant and extremely high-quality.
No, and that's what makes our fabrics so special! With patterned selvedge denim, the designs are not printed on afterwards, but are woven directly into the fabric. This is done by intentionally crossing different colored yarns or using special mechanical rhythms (as with the dobby loom). This makes the pattern absolutely abrasion-resistant and extremely high-quality.
Absolutely. Patterns like herringbone or stripes are historical standards for rugged workwear. More striking patterns like diamond, staircase, or waffle piqué are excellent for statement jeans, but are also incredibly popular for jackets, vests, shirts, or exclusive bags.
Absolutely. Patterns like herringbone or stripes are historical standards for rugged workwear. More striking patterns like diamond, staircase, or waffle piqué are excellent for statement jeans, but are also incredibly popular for jackets, vests, shirts, or exclusive bags.
Yes, the fading behavior is particularly exciting here! Since woven patterns often have a raised, three-dimensional structure (especially with waffle piqué or diamond weaves), the indigo dye rubs off on these raised areas first. This means that with each wear and wash, the pattern becomes even more sculptural, visible, and contrasting.
Yes, the fading behavior is particularly exciting here! Since woven patterns often have a raised, three-dimensional structure (especially with waffle piqué or diamond weaves), the indigo dye rubs off on these raised areas first. This means that with each wear and wash, the pattern becomes even more sculptural, visible, and contrasting.
As with all patterned fabrics, you should pay attention to the "pattern repeat." This means that the pattern (especially with stripes or plaids) should visually align nicely at the seams – for example, at the center back seam or on patch pockets. When buying fabric, it's best to plan for 10 to 20 percent more yardage so you have enough leeway when arranging the pattern pieces.
As with all patterned fabrics, you should pay attention to the "pattern repeat." This means that the pattern (especially with stripes or plaids) should visually align nicely at the seams – for example, at the center back seam or on patch pockets. When buying fabric, it's best to plan for 10 to 20 percent more yardage so you have enough leeway when arranging the pattern pieces.
Definitely. The selvedge edge also neatly finishes these complex weaves at the edges. It beautifully frames the pattern and, just like with standard denim, is a great detail for the visible outer seam of your pant leg or as a finishing edge on patch pockets.
Definitely. The selvedge edge also neatly finishes these complex weaves at the edges. It beautifully frames the pattern and, just like with standard denim, is a great detail for the visible outer seam of your pant leg or as a finishing edge on patch pockets.
